Requirements
for
Growth
Biofilms
RANDOM
Culture
Media
Growth of
Bacteria Cultures
100

How does bacteria reproduce?

By splitting in half

100

What natural compounds can break down Biofilm? (More than one)

A. Vitamin C

B. Essential Oils 

C. Alcohol

D. Food Based Supplement

A. Vitamin C

B. Essential Oils 

D. Food Based Supplement

100

What type of blood is usually used in Blood Agar?

A. Human Blood

B. Fish Blood

C. Mammalian Blood

D. Reptile Blood

C. Mammalian Blood

100

What is the percentage Chocolate in Chocolate Agar?

0%

Chocolate Agar contains NO CHOCOLATE

100

In which phase of the bacterial growth curve does growth come to a halt? 

During the stationary phase the population grows slowly or stops growing because of decreasing food, increasing waste, and lack of space.

200

What are the main requirements for bacterial growth?


  • Food.
  • Acidity.
  • Time.
  • Temperature.
  • Oxygen.
  • Moisture.



200

Who is the father of microbiology?

A. Thomas Edison

B. Claude ZoBell

C. Van Leeuwenhoek

D. Sheldon J. Plankton

C. Van Leeuwenhoek

200

Which Special Media Category goes Chocolate Agar fall into?

A. Enrichment Media

B. Selective Media

C. Differential Media

A. Enrichment Media

200

What is the main difference between Differential and Selective Media?

Selective Media contains ingredients that kill unwanted bacteria growth. Differential media takes advantage of bio chemical properties of target organisms, leading to visible change when growth is present. 

200

What is the longest stage in the bacterial growth curve?

A. Lag Phase

B. Exponential Phase

C. Stationary Phase

D. Death Phase

D. Death Phase

300

What does the acronym F-A-T-T-O-M stand for?

F- ood 

A-cidity 

T-ime

T-emperature

O-xygen 

M-oisture


300

True or False 

Biofilms are not dangerous and do not attach on the human body. 

False

Biofilms cause a variety of diseases and are dangerous. 

300

Which type of media contains factors that give colonies distinct, recognizable characteristics?

A. Selective Media

B. Differential Media 

C. Enrichment Media

B. Differential Media

300

What are the three main types of culture media?

Enriched Media

Selective Media 

Differential Media

300

Which factors influence Binary Fission?

Ph + Temperature + Oxygens 

400

True or False

Bacteria can reproduce and grow out in the environment. 

True

400

What are biofilms?

  • Biofilms are aggregates of one or more species of microbes, adhered to a surface, which work together to survive.

400

What is Culture Media?

Culture media is a gel or liquid that contains nutrients and is used to grow bacteria or microorganisms.

400


Which enrichment media contains heated blood?

A. Blood Agar

B. Chocolate Agar


Chocolate 

400

What is Microbial Growth?

The term microbial growth refers to the growth of a population (or an increase in the number of cells), not to an increase in the size of the individual cell. Cell division leads to the growth of cells in the population.

500

If there is 5 bacterial present to begin with and 20 bacteria present at 30 minutes, how many will be present at 60 minutes? (hint: this is the example from the video)

60 min = 80 bacteria

500

Name 3 triggers for biofilm formation. 

  • Quorum sensing

  • Hostile environmental conditions

  • Nutrient availability

  • Hydrodynamic conditions

  • Cell-to-cell communication
  • Signaling cascades
  • Secondary messengers
500

Which category does MacConkey Agar fall into? 

A. Selective Media

B. Differential Media 

C. Selective & Differential Media

D. Enrichment Media

C. Selective & Differential Media

500

What is a nutrient Agar or Broth?

Peptone meat extract tryptic water

500

Put the Four Stages of Bacterial Growth in Chronological Order. 

-Exponential Phase

-Death Phase

-Lag Phase

-Stationary Phase

1. Lag Phase 2. Exponential Phase 3. Stationary Phase 4. Death Phase